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Western officials, however, cautioned that the talks were unlikely to bring a diplomatic breakthrough.

Russia's diplomacy, so far, looks as unlikely to bring a solid peace as the military onslaught that began last autumn.

In any case, these Medicare cuts would be unlikely to bring a macroeconomic debacle, and would ease long-term fiscal pressures.

A British fraud investigation is "unlikely" to bring a move by the Tokyo Stock Exchange to put Olympus on a watch list, according to Kazuyuki Miyaji, a division manager in the exchange's disclosure division.

While such a suit is unlikely to bring a large judgment unless it can be proved that H.P. was aware of the misstatements, it is likely to result in the company spending millions to defend itself and possibly settle the claim.

It is possible for the UK to trade under World Trade Organisation rules, accepting existing tariffs and regulations, but that is unlikely to bring a big boost to exports and turn around a long-term decline in the manufacturing sector, which is smaller now than before the 2008 crash.

In the final analysis, your Kindle is extremely unlikely to bring an aircraft down.

He said his group is not a complainant in the search case and would be unlikely to bring an appeal.

Bank of America was not accused of wrongdoing, and the comptroller's office has said privately it is unlikely to bring an action related to the case, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.

As an added incentive, both blogger and persuader will get to visit the Science Foo camp, an annual boffins' jamboree in Mountain View, California.By itself this is unlikely to bring an overhaul of scientific publishing.

The resignation is unlikely to bring an end to media interest in the story, and there will now be pressure on Miliband to explain whether he is going to publish the report into Falkirk.